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24 Mar 2019
in SocialIllustrated History of Jewish Choral Music
A lecture recital of Jewish Choral Music from biblical times to the present day, performed by Alyth Chamber Choir, at St John the Baptist Church, Shedfield. Read more
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26 Mar 2019
in SocialLent Series: Depictions of the Crucifixion
Discussing colour, form and mood of the depictions of the crucifixion, followed by a practical session of mixed media. Read more
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4 Apr 2019
in SocialLent Series: Photography Investigation
Using commercial and personal photography to investigate places changed by war, terrorism and natural disasters, with biblical clues. Read more
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10 Apr 2019
in SocialLent Series: An Evening of Novels
An evening of novels which embody themes of self-sacrifice, atonement, death and resurrection. Read more
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13 Apr 2019
in SocialBuild@Church
A free and fun activity for families called Build@Church at the Church of the Resurrection. Read more
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13 Apr 2019
in Social‘Spanish Renaissance Masters’ concert
Emsworth-based Renaissance Choir is embarking on a second year of themed programmes, singing music written by lesser-known composers and works from the Renaissance. In this concert the choir will be singing works from Renaissance Spain, with the focus of this concert on works by Victoria and Guerrero. Read more
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14 Apr 2019
in SocialJohn Rutter’s ‘Requiem’
The MGC Choir performs John Rutter’s ‘Requiem’, conducted by musical director Andrew Cleary, organ accompaniment by Ian Walker. Read more
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26 Apr 2019
in Social‘Both Sides Now’ play for Rowans Hospice
A play by national playwright Brian Daniels about bereavement, resilience and restoration, followed by a facilitated conversation by Dr Paul Beadon, Clinical Psychologist, with Brian Daniels and the cast. Read more
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27 Apr 2019
in SocialAlton Abbey Open Days
Discover the beauty and peacefulness of the Abbey as the Anglican Monastery of Our Lady and St John in Beech opens for visitors for two days.
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11 May 2019
in SocialTitchfield Village Fête
Titchfield’s annual Village Fête has games for adults and children, lots of bargains to buy, plenty to see and enjoy, including a jazz band, a local ukulele group, a demo of basic field dog training, Stubbington U3A Choir and a children’s fancy dress competition. Read more